You can try the web, type "S Scale model railroading" or
http://www.trainweb.rog/crocon/strack.hrml) , Craig O'Connel's site, most S
scale products are there including Toms turnouts, Tomalco, S helper service,
american models, Ross, Railway engineering, old pulman....
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From: "Arden Goehring" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "S Scale e-group" <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, January 10, 2006 6:33 PM
Subject: Re: S-Scale Modeling Scale Flex track
> You guys missed the point.
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> Correction: The current Tomalco track is the most flexible of any. Only
> the prior product was stiff. Where is the Tomalco Man to promote the
> product?
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> Thanks to all who responded to my question about flextrack. From the
> responses and my research, I've concluded the following:
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> My other observation is that this information is difficult to get unless
> you subscribe to the "S Gaugian" and the "Dispatch", or perhaps buy the
> Scenery Unlimited catalog. How can we get this information out to
> prospective S Scalers?
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> It seems to me that someone who is interested in S scale should or would
> get the publications. How else do you research a field?
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> Is it cloudy back there?
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> Arden, in sunny Calif.
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